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The top officials responding to the coronavirus pandemic in Texas say they are seeing early signs of success in slowing its spread, though they are warning the fight is far from over and urgin…
The disclosure comes after The Texas Tribune reported Wednesday that Texas was not sharing comprehensive data on nursing homes, as other states have done.
A Kilgore Police Department civilian employee who reported to duty over the weekend has tested positive for COVID-19 and potentially exposed several other staff members to the virus. They, in …
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AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Mixing in the grand open spaces of the University of Texas Law School last year, the descendants of Oral Rochester “O.R.” Lott Sr. and Viola Madison Lott greeted one anoth…
BEAUMONT, Texas (AP) — Stephen Edward Rousset spent a day at The Art Studio Inc. working out the details on a new painting from his space at TASI. Outside the building, a sign was posted that …
CLOVER, S.C. (AP) — When Pastor Matt McGarity looked out at his Clover, South Carolina, congregation, he saw a view unlike anything he’d seen before. The familiar faces of his flock were blurr…
The Texas Shakespeare Festival has turned to online streaming after its 2020 summer season was recently canceled because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Senior Spotlight 2020: Mallory Burgess is a soccer standout at Longview and has signed with Southern Mississippi to continue her career
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Recent estimates of massive job losses associated with COVID-19 are drawing frequent comparisons to the Great Depression. Some calmer thoughts in the midst of the chaos are warranted.
Our world has really changed. Challenges we thought we would never face in our country are here. We are nervous, frightened and probably despondent. It is easy to worry but no amount of worry has ever changed the course of history.
As Easter nears, our focus is usually on the death of Jesus and the price he paid for us.
Demand is up for raw materials made by Longview-area chemical companies that are being used in manufacturing personal protective equipment needed in the fight against COVID-19 and other products.
Here’s a look at drilling permits issued by the Railroad Commission of Texas from March 29 to April 4 in East Texas counties:
Recent estimates of massive job losses associated with COVID-19 are drawing frequent comparisons to the Great Depression. Some calmer thoughts in the midst of the chaos are warranted.
Last week began with a warning that America was about to enter the worst days of a once-in-a-generation pandemic that would kill thousands of Americans and overrun hospitals and medical supplies.
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